How much does a dental checkup cost in Windsor?

Dental checkups and professional hygiene cleanings typically include a complete dental examination for new patients, a series of x-rays, up to 1 hour of cleaning, polishing and fluoride. The cost of dental checkups in Windsor varies from practice to practice. For specific pricing information related to your upcoming appointment contact the administrative staff at your dental office.

How do I find a good dentist in Windsor?

To find a good dentist or dental clinic in Windsor, there are a few things you can look for during your search: Positive reviews online A good 'chair-side manner' that makes you feel comfortable Helpfulness with navigating your dental insurance Willingness to take time to educate you on your dental health in addition to providing treatment Easy process for booking appointments and that strives to coordinate with your schedule Clear infection control protocols for your safety A range of services, including the specific types of dental treatments you are looking for

Is dental care in Windsor covered by OHIP?

The Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP) does not cover most dental services. In some cases, OHIP may cover certain dental surgeries, such as complex jaw bone surgeries, tumour removal, fracture repairs, and jaw reconstruction, if they are performed in a hospital. While Ontario has some public dental programs, they are limited to children (under 18 years old) in very low-income families. There's also a limited selection of basic dental programs for people receiving social assistance. There are no dental health provincial programs for low-income adults and seniors.

How can I pay for dental treatment in Windsor?

Most Windsor residents pay for their dental care using private insurance or out of pocket. Your Windsor dentist wants to help you get the dental care you need to achieve a healthier smile. If you do not have dental insurance and cannot afford to pay for the dental care you need, ask your dentist about financing options or a payment plan.

Should I call my dentist or go to the Emergency Room (ER) for tooth pain in Windsor?

Many Windsor dentists provide emergency or urgent care, so calling your dental office is always a good first option. If your dentist is not available, you can search for dentist offering emergency services near you on the hellodent website. You can also go to the Emergency Room (ER) of your local hospital. However, the ER is unlikely to treat a dental problem unless it is an emergency.

Can I get a tooth pulled at a hospital in Windsor?

In extremely rare cases and with prior OHIP approval, tooth removal may be covered under OHIP and might be done in a hospital in Windsor. However, most general dentists in Windsor will offer tooth extraction services. If you are looking for a dentist near you, hellodent can help.

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2.2 km 4.3 Stars (113)
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The Avenue Dental Centre

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1526 Ouellette Ave, Windsor, ON N8X 1K7, Canada

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Madison Dental

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1665 Tecumseh Rd E, Windsor, ON N8W 1C6, Canada

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- Mon9:00AM - 6:00PM
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Eastside Dental

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6925 Enterprise Way #3, Windsor, ON N8T 3N6, Canada

(519) 948-4119
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14.1 km 4.9 Stars (287)
- Mon8:30AM - 8:00PM
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St. Clair Beach Dental Centre

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13580 Tecumseh Rd E, Tecumseh, ON N8N 3N7, Canada

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About Oral Surgery

Any surgical procedure performed on the teeth, gums, jaws, or other oral structures falls under the umbrella of oral surgery. These procedures range from simple extractions to implants, gum grafts, and reconstructive jaw surgery.

Oral Surgery FAQs

Do I need an x-ray before an oral surgery?

Yes, an X-ray of all or part of the mouth is a necessary diagnostic tool for a dentist or oral surgeon to operate.
After my oral surgery, can I be allowed to drive home?

The answer to this is dependent on the type and quantity of anesthesia used, so you should speak with your dentist or dental surgeon prior to the procedure about it. It is best to have plans for someone else to drop you off and pick you up if you are unsure.
Are there risks to oral surgery?

Any risks or potential complications from oral surgery should be discussed by your dentist or dental surgeon prior to your operation. It is best for you to ask if there is anything you can do to minimize the possibility of oral health complications from the procedure.
Can I eat before my oral surgery?

A good rule of thumb is to avoid eating for a minimum of 8 hours before an oral surgery in order to minimize any risk of aspiration. Still, it is best to speak with your dentist or dental surgeon about your specific procedure and what amount of fasting they recommend in the lead-up to your surgery.
How will recovery from oral surgery affect my diet?

The exact impact of oral surgery on a patient's diet will vary based on the procedure. Most generally patients will be well served by stocking up on healthy and soft foods while avoiding spicy or acidic snacks. It is also often advisable to stick to beverages like water, tea, or milk. Your dentist or oral surgeon will be able to give you a more detailed breakdown of what food will be conducive to a successful recovery following your surgery.

About Windsor, ON

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The City of Windsor, one of Ontario's best kept secrets, links Canada and Detroit on the U.S. side over the Ambassador Bridge. Windsor is an incredible community that offers world-class entertainment, fascinating historical and cultural landmarks, and unparalleled waterfront parks and gardens.

Dental Care in Windsor FAQs

How much does a dental checkup cost in Windsor?

Dental checkups and professional hygiene cleanings typically include a complete dental examination for new patients, a series of x-rays, up to 1 hour of cleaning, polishing and fluoride.

The cost of dental checkups in Windsor varies from practice to practice.

For specific pricing information related to your upcoming appointment contact the administrative staff at your dental office.
How do I find a good dentist in Windsor?
To find a good dentist or dental clinic in Windsor, there are a few things you can look for during your search:
- Positive reviews online
- A good 'chair-side manner' that makes you feel comfortable
- Helpfulness with navigating your dental insurance
- Willingness to take time to educate you on your dental health in addition to providing treatment
- Easy process for booking appointments and that strives to coordinate with your schedule
- Clear infection control protocols for your safety
- A range of services, including the specific types of dental treatments you are looking for
Is dental care in Windsor covered by OHIP?

The Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP) does not cover most dental services. In some cases, OHIP may cover certain dental surgeries, such as complex jaw bone surgeries, tumour removal, fracture repairs, and jaw reconstruction, if they are performed in a hospital.

While Ontario has some public dental programs, they are limited to children (under 18 years old) in very low-income families. There's also a limited selection of basic dental programs for people receiving social assistance. There are no dental health provincial programs for low-income adults and seniors.
How can I pay for dental treatment in Windsor?

Most Windsor residents pay for their dental care using private insurance or out of pocket.

Your Windsor dentist wants to help you get the dental care you need to achieve a healthier smile. If you do not have dental insurance and cannot afford to pay for the dental care you need, ask your dentist about financing options or a payment plan.
Should I call my dentist or go to the Emergency Room (ER) for tooth pain in Windsor?

Many Windsor dentists provide emergency or urgent care, so calling your dental office is always a good first option.

If your dentist is not available, you can search for dentist offering emergency services near you on the hellodent website.

You can also go to the Emergency Room (ER) of your local hospital. However, the ER is unlikely to treat a dental problem unless it is an emergency.
Can I get a tooth pulled at a hospital in Windsor?

In extremely rare cases and with prior OHIP approval, tooth removal may be covered under OHIP and might be done in a hospital in Windsor.

However, most general dentists in Windsor will offer tooth extraction services. If you are looking for a dentist near you, hellodent can help.

Find oral & maxillofacial surgery in Windsor, ON.

Top reviewed dentist offices in Windsor, ON, Canada offering oral & maxillofacial surgery

The Avenue Dental Centre

Madison Dental

Eastside Dental

St. Clair Beach Dental Centre

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